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Bug
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Resolution: Not an Issue
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P3
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5.0u6, 5.0u7
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x86
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windows_xp
GDI resource of iexplorer leaks a lot, especially in WinXP(japanese) comparing with winXP(english)
CONFIGURATION:
OS : WinXP(SP2, Japanese and english)
JRE : jre5.0u7
java version "1.5.0_07"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_07-b02)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_07-b02, mixed mode, sharing)
CPU : PentiumIII 700[MHz]
Mem: 256 MB
REPRODUCE:
1) Unfold the attached zip file(ArcTest)
2) modify ArcTest\testcase\top.html adjusting to your directory structure.
3) double click the Top.html
IE windows appears
4) Select "1.5.0_xx ArcTest" in pull down menu
5) Set "5000" in t"Interval" textbox
6) click "Launch" button
"ArcTest" is opened and closed automatically
HOW to measure GDI :
1) Open "Task Manager".
2) Click "process" tag
3) select [view]-[select columns]
3) check GDI Objects
4) Watch the value in GDI objects column corresponding to "iexplore"(image name)
RESULT:
The followings are result after about 40 minutes runs in WinXP(Japanese)
time(min) Num. of GDI
-----------+----------------------------------------
0 331
5 390
10 538
15 708
20 934
30 1217
35 1379
40 1630
45 1700
On the ither hand, In WinXP(english).
time(min) Num. of GDI
-----------+----------------------------------------
0 301
5 311
10 339
25 371
35 391
40 297
60 357
......
12(hr.) 424
The issue has been linked to using JP IME as default input language. It is reproducible even on EN XP, but with Asian languages installed and JP IME selected as default input language. If input is switched to English, there's no GDI leak.
CONFIGURATION:
OS : WinXP(SP2, Japanese and english)
JRE : jre5.0u7
java version "1.5.0_07"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_07-b02)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_07-b02, mixed mode, sharing)
CPU : PentiumIII 700[MHz]
Mem: 256 MB
REPRODUCE:
1) Unfold the attached zip file(ArcTest)
2) modify ArcTest\testcase\top.html adjusting to your directory structure.
3) double click the Top.html
IE windows appears
4) Select "1.5.0_xx ArcTest" in pull down menu
5) Set "5000" in t"Interval" textbox
6) click "Launch" button
"ArcTest" is opened and closed automatically
HOW to measure GDI :
1) Open "Task Manager".
2) Click "process" tag
3) select [view]-[select columns]
3) check GDI Objects
4) Watch the value in GDI objects column corresponding to "iexplore"(image name)
RESULT:
The followings are result after about 40 minutes runs in WinXP(Japanese)
time(min) Num. of GDI
-----------+----------------------------------------
0 331
5 390
10 538
15 708
20 934
30 1217
35 1379
40 1630
45 1700
On the ither hand, In WinXP(english).
time(min) Num. of GDI
-----------+----------------------------------------
0 301
5 311
10 339
25 371
35 391
40 297
60 357
......
12(hr.) 424
The issue has been linked to using JP IME as default input language. It is reproducible even on EN XP, but with Asian languages installed and JP IME selected as default input language. If input is switched to English, there's no GDI leak.
- duplicates
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JDK-6422423 JRE 1.5.0_02-b05 makes Internet Explorer crash on Windows
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- Closed
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